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Learn some basic words and phrases in Portuguese. Words and phrases taught in video include hello, how are...

Learn to Speak Basic Portuguese -

Learn some basic words and phrases in Portuguese. Words and phrases taught in video include hello, how are you, you're welcome, and more.

Added: 9/11/08

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By: Guest 12 days ago

The lady speaks Portuguese from Portugal! It's like Canadian French versus France French or American English vs. British English. The sound is different

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By: Guest 5 months ago

good video

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By: Guest 5 months ago

good video it really helps thanks hope by this year i can speak it fluently

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By: Guest 5 months ago

Oi, Christine, valeu sua tentativa de ensinar umas frases básicos de português brasileiro. No entanto, você poderia considerar uma regravação na qual melhoraria a pronúncia de "ajuda" (não é a palavra espanhola "ayuda"), "sim" e "prazer" (não é "pracer").

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By: Guest 8 months ago

She may or may not have spoken or pronounced words correctly; however, I would much rather be like her than some of the very rude and ignorant people that made very nasty negative comments about her and others. This is a free video and it was helpful as other free info or things I have gotten at the library. Please people learn some manners and that will make you and the world a better place.

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By: kdarocha 10 months ago

I'm appalled she is trying to teach a language she can't speak. Yes is spelled 'sim' but the pronunciation is closer to 'seen'. Please in Portuguese is POR FAVOR, just like in Spanish. I'm not sure what the heck she was saying. She is doing more damage than good. Don't listen to her people, you will sound like an idiot. There are just too many mistakes in what she's saying.

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By: Guest 11 months ago

She is not " Braziian " or " Portuguese " . She is American of Luso-Americana background morons .

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By: Guest 12 months ago

This is Brazilian dialect. American and Mexican, and so on, as a Language, don't exist, what exist is English and Spanish. The same goes to Brazilian. "Você" ; (you), for example, is used in Brazil, not only in a polite way but also in a friendly way. In Portuguese "você" ; is only use on polite circumstances. If yo address to a friend you say "tu" and not "você" ;. But let me say, for a non native, you speak very eloquent... Brazilian.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

This is not Portuguese, it's a train wrack!!!

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By: Guest More than a year ago

she cant speak it im mexican and even i know she cant say it right

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Learn to Speak Basic Portuguese

Hi, I am Christine Rodriguez welcome to watchmojo. Today I am going to help you with translation from English to Portuguese, good morning [Non English], good afternoon [Non English], good night [Non English]. Hello [Non English], yes [Non English], no [Non English], thank you if you are a man [Non English], for a woman [Non English]. How are you? [Non English], please [Non English], you are welcome [Non English]. My name is [Non English] left [Non English], right [Non English], goodbye [Non English]. What’s your name? [Non English] please to meet you [Non English], help [Non English], now if you are really in trouble [Non English]. Numbers from one to ten, one [Non English], two [Non English], three, [Non English], four [Non English], five [Non English], six [Non English], seven [Non English], eight [Non English], nine [Non English], ten [Non English]. Days of the week, Monday [Non English], Tuesday [Non English], Wednesday [Non English], Thursday [Non English], Friday [Non English], Saturday [Non English], Sunday [Non English].

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Hi, I am Christine Rodriguez welcome to watchmojo. Today I am going to help you with translation from English to Portuguese, good morning [Non English], good afternoon [Non English], good night [Non English]. Hello [Non English], yes [Non English], no [Non English], thank you if you are a man [Non English], for a woman [Non English]. How are you? [Non English], please [Non English], you are welcome [Non English].

My name is [Non English] left [Non English], right [Non English], goodbye [Non English]. What’s your name? [Non English] please to meet you [Non English], help [Non English], now if you are really in trouble [Non English]. Numbers from one to ten, one [Non English], two [Non English], three, [Non English], four [Non English], five [Non English], six [Non English], seven [Non English], eight [Non English], nine [Non English], ten [Non English].

Days of the week, Monday [Non English], Tuesday [Non English], Wednesday [Non English], Thursday [Non English], Friday [Non English], Saturday [Non English], Sunday [Non English].

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